Okay I posted this earlier only to screw it all up, so I am not snipping FF's original again because I seem to end up messing up when I do that
Sorry to make you read all of the above again. I will get better at this, I promise!
FF I couldn't agree with you more. I have spent my entire life within 20 miles of where this all took place, what are they talking about when they say "Greenwood", and they threw in Peterborough, Kingston, Hamilton, St. Catherines and London just for good measure? Thought maybe it was because of the police services somehow sharing jurisdiction (for example Brighton is Northumberland OPP, as is Campbellford, and Cobourg as well) but Belleville, Peterborough, Kingston, Hamilton, St Catherines and London all have their own police forces....So, uh, can I go with poorly edited article?
My husband surmised that perhaps the reporter accidentally left notes (perhaps from police reports?) on the bottom of the note pad and it accidentally went onto the bottom of the article.
Something really does stink around this doesn't it?
Nice find Flip :thumb: and pinkeyesucks :thumb:! At first I thought the same as your husband, but now I think there is something more to it. I'm trying to make a summary based on some of the reports we have seen, and as you have also noticed, something doesn't add up. This is a work in progress, and based on
articles and
maps posted by the media; it might contain errors and will appreciate everybody's input to correct any mistakes. So here is what we know so far:
Police said the charges date as far back as September 2007. The investigation is continuing,
61 counts of breaking and entering and theft.
11 counts of attempted breaking and entering.
10 counts of breaking and entering with intent to commit an indictable offence
82 counts
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Thirty-four of the break-ins occurred at
25 addresses in the Ottawa area
the Ottawa incidents all occurred within the Fallingbrook area in the city's east end, near where Williams lived before moving to the Westboro neighbourhood in late 2009
Note: The following does not include previous charges, only the new 82, i.e. the Brighton B&E is the one that occurred 9 days prior to Marie France's murder; the Belleville address is
not Jessica's.
Belleville Police Jurisdiction:
2 counts ( 1 address )
2 counts break, enter and theft
Ottawa Police Jurisdiction: 23+3+8=
34 counts ( 25 addresses ) backed up by this
Ottawa Break-Ins MAP<--- click
23 counts break, enter and theft
3 counts break and enter with intent to commit an indictable
8 counts attempt break and enter
Tweed/OPP Jurisdiction: 36+7+7 = 46 counts ( ?? addresses )
36 counts break, enter and theft
7 break and enter with intent to commit an
3 counts attempt break and enter
Tweed Jurisdiction:
37 counts ( 18 addresses ) ....... based on this
Tweed Break-Ins MAP<---- click
NOTE: adding all numbers in
red we get a total of 73 counts ---->
2+
34+
37 = 73 counts
Substructing overall number of new counts minus 73 ---->
82-73 = 9 counts to account for
OPP Jurisdiction:
9 counts ( ? addresses )
Break up:
- Brighton: 1 count ( 1 address )
(
?):
We still need to account for 8 more counts of B&Es in the OPP Jurisdiction, and according to the
Sudbury Star article (link
HERE), it could very well be:
other areas in Ottawa or Kingston, Peterborough, Hamilton, etc.
unless, of course, the Tweed Breaks-In MAP (see link above) is not accurate/complete, and does not include all the info, and I'm barking at the wrong tree,
in which case I'll apologize and eat my words.
